A Freedom of Information (FOI) request obtained by AJ Bell’s Dodl investing app revealed that nearly two-thirds of Premium Bond holders – which is equivalent to just under 14.4 million people – have never won a prize Premium Bonds are one of the UK’s most popular savings products A warning has been issued to Brits
The amount premium bonds pay out in winnings has fallen again this month – yet they still remain popular Premium bonds are one of the nation’s favourite ways to save, but the amount they pay out in winnings has fallen again this month. More than 24 million people have their money in premium bonds, which
Martin Lewis has called out a “complete urban myth” around NS&I Premium Bonds. The Money Saving Expert discussed the popular form of savings on his Martin Lewis Podcast on BBC Sounds last year. National Savings and Investments (NS&I) Premium Bonds allow investors to buy bonds, with a minimum of £25, and have the chance of
FInance expert also tackled some of the biggest conspiracy theories around Premium Bonds on his BBC podcast this week 11:07, 04 Apr 2025Updated 11:07, 04 Apr 2025 Martin Lewis talked through Premium Bonds and his opinions on them on his BBC podcast(Image: ITV) Martin Lewis, the personal finance expert, has given a damning verdict on
Premium Bonds are a type of savings product run by National Savings & Investment (NS&I) but instead of earning interest, you’re entered into a monthly prize draw 08:04, 01 Apr 2025Updated 08:05, 01 Apr 2025 This month’s Premium Bond winners have been confirmed (Image: No credit) Two Brits have woken up millionaires as April’s Premium
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has spoken out about whether Premium Bonds are actually worth investing in. National Savings and Investments (NS&I) Premium Bonds allow investors to buy bonds, with a minimum of £25, and have the chance of winning money in return. With a max prize of £1 million, many use Premium Bonds accounts
Premium Bonds are a savings product, but instead of getting a guaranteed rate of interest, you’re entered into a monthly prize draw 13:14, 27 Mar 2025Updated 13:14, 27 Mar 2025 The prize rate for Premium Bonds is dropping(Image: No credit) Premium Bond savers have been warned of further cuts to its prize fund rate. The
Anyone who has bought Premium Bonds in the past five years has been put on alert. The first big National Savings and Investments (NS&I) Premium Bonds winner for this month is from Cumbria, who held £35,000 in Premium Bonds. The winning bond number, 408VD714629, was purchased five years ago in August 2020. The second new
March’s premium bond draw has made millionaires of two more lucky people in the UK The month of March brings the start of spring and a fresh chance to win with premium bonds. For two fortunate holders, the beginning of a new season and the end of the financial year has brought the bonus of
The draw for Premium Bonds is held at the start of each month giving holders 12 chances a year to win prizes Premium bond holders are in with a shout at becoming millionaires each month but the odds are somewhat long. Every month since 1957, those who have invested in the bonds are part of